Sole sisters: Jackie, Emma Firenze grow together to become part of foundation for Syracuse
It’s a beautiful summer night in the rural town of Kirkwood, Del. The day is May 12, 2012. Syracuse Empire United has just defeated the… Read more »
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Syracuse faces another tough challenge in Duke defender Ibeagha
After upsetting star goalkeeper Andre Blake and No. 12 Connecticut on Tuesday night, Syracuse continues with a game against another one of the nation’s top… Read more »
Bono shuts out Connecticut, outduels star goalie Blake
When the clock hit quadruple zeros and the referee blew the ball dead, Syracuse goalkeeper Alex Bono dropped to his knees, raised his arms and… Read more »
Nanco showcases speed as part of deep SU freshman class
Ian McIntyre has stressed the importance of his freshman class. The elite play of Alex Halis has been noticeable. Emil Ekblom has started every game… Read more »
Halis scores twice as Syracuse pounds Manhattan
Stellar performances from Alex Halis are becoming the norm for SU soccer. On Monday night, the freshman forward netted two goals and dished out an… Read more »
Under control: Syracuse brings possessive style to Atlantic Coast Conference
From 1992-95, Ian McIntyre was a rugged defender for the Hartwick College Hawks. His game centered on physicality and brute toughness. McIntyre was talented, but… Read more »
Freshman Halis brings excitement to young Orange
Take even a slight glance at the Syracuse roster and one thing is immediately noticeable: no seniors. Instead, SU has relied on, and will rely… Read more »
Thomas helps Syracuse shut out Hartwick in first home game back from injury
Syracuse’s starting lineup stood on the northern side of the 50-yard line, calm, cool, and collected during the national anthem. All 11 players except Skylar… Read more »
Syracuse discovers new scorers in rout of Colgate
Questions about the sources of Syracuse’s goal-scoring production were silenced for at least one night. On Friday in Hamilton, N.Y., the No. 20 Orange had… Read more »
Syracuse topples No. 3 Georgetown in final exhibition
In its final exhibition match before the regular season, No. 20 Syracuse defeated No. 3 Georgetown 3-1 on Sunday afternoon in Washington, D.C. After victories… Read more »
Syracuse pounds Bishop's in Canada without Fair
Syracuse continued its four-game exhibition tour through Canada on Thursday night with a 77-35 win over Bishop’s University. Freshman forward B.J. Johnson led the Orange… Read more »
Syracuse throttles Ryerson in exhibition match
Syracuse continued its exhibition season on Tuesday night with a 6-1 victory over the visiting Ryerson University (Toronto, Ont.) Rams. Six different players scored for… Read more »
Men's soccer, women's soccer, volleyball games to be televised this fall
As a new member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, Syracuse University Athletics will now be part of the ACC’s Olympic sports broadcast package. On Thursday,… Read more »
Former Syracuse running back Carter must pay $40,000 for punch, jury decides
Former Syracuse running back Delone Carter is being asked to pay $40,000 to a Syracuse University alumnus whom he punched in the face in 2010,… Read more »
Former Syracuse defender Ramirez joins Portland Thorns
Former Syracuse defender Casey Ramirez signed with Portland Thorns FC of the National Women’s Soccer League. Per league and club policy, terms of the deal… Read more »
McIntyre introduces 2013 recruiting class
Syracuse University men’s soccer coach Ian McIntyre announced the 2013-14 incoming freshmen recruiting class, according to an SU Athletics press release Monday. The group includes… Read more »
Former women’s soccer player Rickan to play basketball at SUNY Buffalo next year
Former Syracuse University women’s soccer player Jenna Rickan has gained a fifth year of eligibility and will play basketball at SUNY Buffalo next year, she… Read more »
Maryland goalie Howard excels with calm demeanor on, off field
Kasey Howard has waited three years for a starting spot, twice. In high school, Kasey Howard attended lacrosse powerhouse Broadneck in Annapolis, Md. At the… Read more »
CNY product Shay shapes Yale's formiddable, aggressive defense
Bob Shillinglaw knew his team was in trouble. Down six goals, Shillinglaw’s Delaware Blue Hens were 13 minutes away from elimination in the 1999 NCAA… Read more »
After loss in 2012 national championship, Syracuse out for revenge in NCAA tournament
Bridget Daley stood on the sidelines and watched Northwestern celebrate winning the national championship. She watched the Wildcats storm the field at LaValle Stadium after… Read more »
Murray shouldering even more of scoring burden in Tumolo's absence
Instead of the instructions coming from somewhere in front of her, usually from her right side, the advice Alyssa Murray received came from the sideline.… Read more »
Syracuse's stifling, aggressive defensive performance shuts down potent Notre Dame offense
Syracuse defenders rotated quickly through their zone defense, their feet constantly in motion. They closed passing lanes, caused turnovers and held the fourth-highest scoring team… Read more »
Despite injury to star Tumolo, Syracuse offense rolls in 16-4 rout of Cornell
Minutes after blowing out Cornell, Syracuse’s contingent sat at the postgame press conference, subdued. The victory was overshadowed by the injury of one of the… Read more »
All in the family: Gait brings emphasis on legacies, togetherness to Syracuse as head coach
Gary and Paul Gait arrived at Syracuse University in 1987 as a dynamic twin-brother lacrosse duo. At SU, they became Orangemen. Not only brothers to… Read more »
